Word: burstingly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Intermission and a futile change of Northeastern's goal guard were the only interruptions to this renewed burst of activity. Wally Sears and Shaw McKean paired up for a goal and an assist apiece within the opening minute in the final frame. Huntington followed on a beautiful play at 4:50, but the Huskies refused to be daunted and kept plugging, scoring twice more and keeping the action fast right down...
...which initiated Coach Moc Berg's freshman quintet's basketball season but it didn't prove enough against an equally rangy team of hustlers from Boston College in the Freshmen's Garden debut before vacation. B.C. romped over the rather bewildered Crimson to the tune of 49 to 35, burst the bubble of their previously undefeated record, and throw a little perspective on what can be expected from the quintet in the future...
Phillips is perhaps the last advocate of that vanished conservative party, the Federalists. He believes that present-day attempts "to make Jefferson's reputation great by inflation may burst the bubble," and speaks of the explosive honesty of John Adams, the "underhanded tact and hypocrisy" of Jefferson, the "subtle and persistent venom" of John Quincy Adams. Such blunt historical editorializing has scarcely been seen in the U.S. since the days he writes about. But his partisanship for the Federalists is no greater than that of Morison and Brooks and Arthur Schlesinger for Thomas Jefferson and the Democrats...
...have ever had. All during the Roosevelt years, he-more than any other man-shaped U.S. farm policy. In his heyday as president of the rich American Farm Bureau Federation (membership: 1,275,000), he had no peer as a Washington lobbyist. He knew when to cajole, when to burst into anger, when to be imperious, when to recite statistics, when to tell a droll story. The Agricultural Adjustment Act was the result of Ed O'Neal's ideas. He "nominated" Henry Wallace for Secretary of Agriculture, backed his crop-control program ("Plow the little pigs under"), persistently...
...finale, Winthrop passed Dunster in the third period with a burst of scoring that put them nine points ahead. The Funsters never threatened after center Brunsman fouled out. Scoring ended with Winthrop 29, Dunster...